Education Donation Program
Program Overview
Celebrating Student Achievement With Tools Built for the Field
The Fluke Education Donation Program is designed to help schools celebrate graduates and reinforce career readiness. Participating schools may receive approved Fluke products for graduating students and select recognition awards for top apprentices or outstanding students.
The program is intended for education partners preparing students for careers in electrical work, HVAC, general trades, industrial maintenance, and related technical fields. Donation requests are reviewed by the Fluke Education Team and fulfilled based on program fit, timing, and product availability.
Why the Program Matters
Helping Students Move From Classroom Learning to Career Confidence
Graduation is an important milestone for skilled trades students. For many graduates, receiving a professional tool at the start of their career provides practical value and reinforces the importance of safe, accurate, and reliable measurement in the field.
Recognizes student achievement at graduation or apprenticeship completion events.
Supports workforce development in high-demand technical fields.
Connects students with professional tools used across industry.
Strengthens relationships between Fluke and educational partners.
Creates a meaningful moment of recognition for graduates, instructors, and program leaders.
Program Benefits for Schools
| Benefits | Customer-Facing Description |
|---|---|
| Professional tool donations | Eligible schools may request approved Fluke tools for graduating students in electrical, HVAC, and trades programs. |
| Recognition for outstanding students | Schools may request limited award items to recognize top apprentices or distinguished graduates. |
| Simple participation path | The Fluke Education Team reviews requests, confirms program fit, and coordinates next steps with approved schools. |
| Graduation event support | Donated products can be presented during graduation, apprenticeship completion, or student recognition events. |
Available Donation Products
Schools select from approved Fluke product options based on program type and student needs. Product availability may vary by donation cycle.
General Electrical / Trades
Fluke 115 True RMS Digital Multimeter
A reliable digital multimeter option for larger cohorts and general technical programs.
Electrical Programs
Fluke 117 True RMS Digital Multimeter
A common graduation gift option for electrical students, including non-contact voltage detection.
HVAC Programs
Fluke 116 HVAC Multimeter
Designed for HVAC applications, including microamp measurement for flame sensor testing.
Electrical / Industrial Trades
Fluke T6-1000 Pro
A field-ready tool option featuring FieldSense technology for electrical applications.
Outstanding Student Recognition
Fluke Tool Backpack
A limited recognition award for top apprentices or outstanding student achievement.
How Participaton Works
1.
Submit a request
Tell us about your school, program type, graduating class size, event date, requested delivery timing, and shipping contact information.
2.
Program review
The Fluke Education Team reviews the request for program fit, timing, donation quantity, and available product options.
3.
Donation coordination
If the request is approved, the team works with the school to confirm available donation items and delivery expectations.
4.
Shipment and delivery
Approved donation items are shipped to the school contact or designated receiving location before the event whenever possible.
5.
Celebrate graduates
Schools present donated tools and awards during graduation, apprenticeship completion, or student recognition events.
6.
Share impact
Schools may be invited to share photos, testimonials, or program impact stories for future education partnership highlights.
Program Timeline
Donation requests are typically reviewed during two annual program cycles aligned with spring and fall graduation events. Schools should submit requests as early as possible to support review, product planning, and delivery coordination.
| Graduation Cycle | Recommended Request Timing | Target Delivery Window | Planning Guidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring | Submit by January 20 | April 15 – May 1 | Best suited for spring graduation and completion events. |
| Fall | Submit by September 20 | November 15 – December 15 | Best suited for fall graduation and year-end recognition events. |
Requests should be submitted at least six weeks before the graduation or recognition event. Late requests may be reviewed, but delivery before the event cannot be guaranteed.
Eligibility and Participation Guidance
The program is designed for education and training organizations that prepare students for careers in electrical, HVAC, industrial maintenance, general trades, and related technical fields.
- Community colleges and technical colleges
- Trade schools and career training institutions
- Registered apprenticeship and pre-apprenticeship programs
- Workforce development organizations
- Career and technical education programs
- Electrical, HVAC, industrial, and general trades programs
Participation is subject to review by the Fluke Education Team. Donation quantities and product selections may vary based on program alignment, student count, timing, and availability.
Information Schools Should Prepare
To help the Fluke Education Team review a request, schools should be prepared to provide the following information:
- School or program name
- Primary contact name, phone number, and email address
- Program type, such as Electrical, HVAC, General Trades, or Industrial Maintenance
- Number of graduating students or intended recipients
- Number of outstanding student awards requested, if applicable
- Graduation, completion, or recognition event date
- Requested delivery date
- Shipping address
- On-site receiving contact name and direct phone number
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can request participation?
Eligible educational institutions, apprenticeship programs, workforce development organizations, and technical training providers may request participation.
What programs are a good fit?
Programs preparing students for electrical, HVAC, industrial maintenance, general trades, and related technical careers are the best fit.
Can every graduate receive a tool?
Donation quantities are reviewed based on the request, student count, program fit, timing, and product availability.
Can a school request a specific Fluke product?
Schools may indicate program needs, but donation items are selected from approved program offerings and may vary by cycle.
Are top student awards available?
Yes. Limited Fluke Tool Backpack awards may be available for outstanding student or top apprentice recognition.
How early should requests be submitted?
Schools should submit requests at least six weeks before the event and ideally by the published spring or fall cycle deadlines.
Is participation guaranteed?
No. Requests are reviewed by the Fluke Education Team and are subject to eligibility, timing, available quantities, and product availability.
Where are products shipped?
Approved donation items are shipped to the school address and receiving contact provided during the request process.